Fish and bear paws are both a ripper
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Today's fish farming story begins with a very strange ornamental fish player.
Almost every ornamental fish player can not completely avoid the problem of ornamental fish getting sick, and after the fish is sick, almost every new owner of ornamental fish has the first reaction to spraying the fish tank.
For aquarists who have no theoretical knowledge of fish farming, this is beyond reproach, who has not run on the evil road of fish farming?
But the problem is that this aquarist with strange brain circuits has done something earth-shattering - he has collected almost all the "universal fish medicines" on the market!
You read that right, he's collecting "panacea."
The most amazing thing is that it actually found and triumphantly shared his so-called fish farming experience with every aquarist he knew.
Well, in a sense. The aquarium shop not only sold medicine, but also fish again. Do you taste it carefully, taste it carefully, and do you have a feeling of sudden enlightenment?
Of all these so-called "universal fish medicines", the one he loves most is furacillin, which is often referred to as yellow powder in the mouths of ornamental fish.
Is yellow powder really a universal fish medicine?
What the hell is yellow powder?
When can you use yellow powder, and when do you not have a penny to do with yellow powder?
With these questions, let's talk about the merits and demerits of these "universal fish medicines" represented by yellow powder in the aquarium circle.
Friendly tips: This article is suitable for friends who have a fish tank at home, and it is more suitable for those who are superstitious about universal fish medicine. Expected reading 218 seconds.
Yellow powder for a brand of ornamental fish
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The yellow powder that has been held on the altar by some ornamental fish players is actually not mysterious at all, to put it bluntly, it is actually a furan antibacterial drug.
Notice the two details in this sentence -
First, yellow powder is an antibacterial drug, but it is not an antibiotic. The reason is simple, yellow powder is not a product extracted from microorganisms, nor is it a semi-synthetic antibiotic, it is a thorough synthetic drug. So it is by no means an antibiotic;
Second, yellow powder is a furan, but this does not mean that yellow powder can only be furacillin.
He admits that most of the yellow powder on the market is furacillin, but some yellow powder is not.
For example, in the aquarium circle, the famous Japanese Ueno yellow powder, it is sodium furan phenylenoate.
In addition, some domestic yellow powder is actually furanas, which is a class of things with furacillin, but the therapeutic effect is different.
But no matter which one, yellow powder is widely used in aquarium circles, and indeed it is second only to the inexplicable big salt, which provides a perfect opportunity for some merchants to deify yellow powder.
For example, the yellow powder wrapped in the yellow bag in the picture above has written this sentence on the left side of its instruction manual:
What a braggart not to hit the draft!
As for which "senior aquarist" brought the crown of "panacea" to their yellow powder, people did not say it, and we did not dare to ask, but if there is such a person, it is estimated that it is also an ignorant person, a morally corrupt person, and a person immersed in low-level fun.
Out-of-print West German yellow powder in the collection of HuZai
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Yellow powder is actually not mysterious.
The reason you think it's magical is because you don't know anything about pharmacology.
It is precisely because of this ignorance that a small group of merchants have begun to perform their tricks.
Simply put, it is this information formed at the basic level of fish farming that does not provide an opportunity for a small number of merchants.
Yellow powder is an antibacterial drug, not a panacea, it has three premises for medication -
First, bacterial infections.
Only bacterial infections caused by diseases can be solved with yellow powder, if it is a fish disease caused by parasites, fungi, mold and viruses, it really has nothing to do with yellow powder;
Second, body surface infections.
Yellow powder is a medicine for ornamental fish that is strictly controlled on the surface of the body. Even if the bacterial infection is confirmed, it can only be used to treat the fish disease on the surface of the body, and the yellow powder is helpless for the problem in the fish's stomach;
Third, use medicine outside the tank.
As a last resort, don't use yellow powder in your main tank for raising fish. No problem to use in the medicinal bath.
Yellow powder has an antibacterial effect on both gram-positive bacteria and gram-negative bacteria, and we have nitrifying bacteria in our fish tank, and nitrifying bacteria are gram-negative bacteria. Don't doubt that yellow powder can kill nitrifying bacteria. A fish tank without nitrifying bacteria, if you don't die fish, it must be a once-in-a-century demon.
Conclusion: Yellow powder can be used to treat fish diseases, but it is by no means a panacea. More than 70% of fish diseases are not problems that yellow powder can solve. Such fish medicine is given the title of "universal fish medicine", huh!
Another so-called magic medicine that calls itself a "panacea" is a magnificent one
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > please reject any "panacea"</h1>
Universal fish medicine is not all completely useless fish medicine, but every fish medicine that calls itself "universal medicine" must be fooling you.
Flickering, must be malicious.
Malice is unforgivable.
Then again, it is not the fish medicine itself that has malicious intentions, but the profiteers who sneak away behind the fish medicine.
For example, the fish medicine pictured above, it is the first fish medicine collected by the aquarist mentioned at the beginning of this article, and it is also a well-known aquarium drug, but no matter how it brags, this universal fish medicine is by no means a "universal fish medicine".
Other counter-examples are too lazy to list, I will only say one.
In its instructions, it mentions viral fish diseases, and it actually claims to be able to treat viral fish diseases.
Ha ha! Slippery world!
Such an obvious lie can also be said, and it is really for money that I dare to say anything!
Like yellow powder, I don't deny that it can cure some fish diseases, but if I maliciously exaggerate the scope of the cure, I really can't find any other words to describe it all except the word "deception".
China's aquarium industry is still far behind its European counterparts, we can not rush to make quick profits, can not make money without a bottom line, and can not hold the "cheat one is one" mentality to destroy China's aquarium industry.
The vast majority of ornamental fish players do not understand the pathological and pharmacological knowledge of fish, which in itself is a good opportunity for aqua industry with conscience to provide supporting services, but this seemingly loophole market phenomenon is taken advantage of by a small number of unscrupulous merchants, who use the strength to suckle on these innocent novice aquarists to shear wool, and it is not addictive to it once, always thinking about endless acacia, until the sheep are killed.
Of course, behind these products, there is another black hand hidden - those so-called old fish drivers.
The theoretical knowledge of these so-called "fish farming masters" is almost zero, and they dare to talk nonsense on some knowledge sharing platforms, and publicize their own fish farming experience that has no scientific basis, and in these so-called fish farming experiences, they are entrained with private goods, and these private goods include these miracle drugs or universal medicines.
A small number of merchants provide "magic medicine", and a small number of old fish drivers play "divine doctors", so they have joined forces to write a legendary story close to "mythology" in the small lake of ornamental fish.
The question is, do you really think we, the ornamental fish players, will always be "innocent"?
When the sky thunders, countless purple and gold hammers fall from the sky, will they smash on whose Heavenly Spirit Cover, don't you have any points in your hearts?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > postscript</h1>
The reason why the strange aquarist at the beginning of this article came to ask a question was because he wanted to know the answer to a difficult problem. He asked: I have collected so many universal fish medicines, why can't I cure my sick ornamental fish?
In fact, after reading this article, readers and friends can definitely give him a standard answer.
Quite simply, if we want to raise ornamental fish well, we cannot believe in divine medicine, but only in scientific knowledge.
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